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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27
IN LOVE WITH n CHINAMAN.
A Pretty Photograph that has to do with tho
Romance.

fFoW dtfW dm'rf0nh
WASHINGTON, o 2l.-For some time
pnst there has been a report current to tho
effect that u handsome young lady of this city
was actually contemplating in all, seriousness
the foolhardy act OF allying herself In marriage
70 q member of the Chinese Legation, At first
lutte credenco was placed in the report, for
during the past year or so that the public. wary
Of falling into the trap, OF a practical jokc, have
Celestinls.
The story as now told is to tho effect that the
months past Of strollin. past the Legation
every afternoon on which the weather was pro-
aver that Ulster KIM seated high in ,I Ter
SM orsamov' wo on nd the m ,"okG W.T. for the r%rescuing
Chinaman. who rapturously bolted forth from
the doors OF the Legation simultaneously with
who possesses. charms OF face and figure which
have completely snbluGated the Aslatic heart.
Ing, The romantic swain never neglected 10
provide himself with u beautiful bouquet,
style Of conrtship has been abandoned f@r The
more practical and satisfactory one which finds
and sitting beside her with that appropriatiye
ar which nroclalms SO plainly to 9nlookrrs
thought, Two hearts that beat as one
A somewhat curious incident, which would
seem TO be not very, distantly connected with
'~ "''' A'1'htt bfAo N"t'N'N blo
comment In that limited circle to which the
details are known. In the show window of u
picture of a very pretty girl, to whom the casual
gaze Is at once attracted by the costume. which
lively alarming. Near This, in another ease, is
the same photograph, with the difference that
a soft fall Of lace has been deity worked in by
inc artist, whose Instructions have evidently
been TO supply. In the most natural manner
possible, the glaring deficiencies OF the young
Woman's toilet. At tho time when the mega
tives were first printed and sent home for ap-
proyal, the damsel instructed. the photo
gLapher 10 have the lace worked in before the
approve OF the costume selected. subsequently,
she appeared and gave instructions 10 have u
original negative, naiyely adding, for tho bone
ny OF several bystanders, through whom the
story leaked out, that the dress was the one
which she had worn at the Legation ball last
season, and upon showing the negatives OF her
preference, In most decided fashion, Tor the
] one In which art had been s~ubjugated TO nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27
THE WAITER'S BAD DAT.
About Once Every NJ onth he Ia Powerless Co
Keep his Grip on the Dishes.

A gentleman who was dining in an up
town restaurant the other evening noticed that
his favorite waiter, who was generally neat
and careful in his work, was oil out Of sorts.
Usually this waiter was extremely polite and OBJ
servant. but on this occasion he was very cross.
His hands seemed to have lost their dizziness.
and his feet seemed to be continually STUN
bling up against some obstacle. Twice he up-
set dishes, and once, while carrying away some
plates and glasses, he dropped them all on the
floor. smashing several of them. When the gen.
tleman had nearly finished his dinner. which
had been wretchndly served. the waiter apollo
Gizcu to him by saying that 1t was his day of.
Eycrv waiter has his day Off" he said; by
that l moan a day when everything seems to
go wrong. 1t is what may be termed his bad
day. There's nothing that he does that. Is
right. and all sorts of difficulties come in his
way. He seems to have lost his grasp and
can't hold on to anything. Seeding him only
makes matters worse. and .proprietors Of res
case: and look upon it as one of the evils that
must be borne patiently. 1t is the ,waiter's
loss, OF couso. because he NAV by his awk-
wardneSS drive away old customers, and he
also has got to pay for all tho damage done to
the dishes. In figuring up what | expect to
make In q week l always take into account the
possibility of n bad day. 1t does not often &C.
cur, probably once u month";"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27
n MIN IN DEMAND.
He IL = Martyr. but he Has his Choice OF Girls.
From n. Sdn RrdncLxco Araonaut

from me nan fTdHcIScO AT00ndut
New York women parties are n necessity, or
else the women must remain at home. There
Is always q good-naturcd, theatre going man
about somewhere, and he Is IN demand, for
theatre-going, cloak-carryin.. and gossippinG
mon arc To b. seen everywhere, and always
EE ave a m sIiaico y Gi Ts!"G they are nssfSl t asS
they seom to rcnlizc that that is the sole cause
OF their existence.
lese Of the obliging man, The detail ana botb"r
Of theqtre-soiA z nnder certain aspects are what
a young New York business or professional
man feels inclined 70 take n lady TO the theatre
ingly glad to run in on her about 2 o'clock
al an amsr her on Fl the G,4yt' n altfr n the r GSod
amiable escort may take the girl or wife to
the theatre without preliminary details, the
q wealth Of details that the trouble outweighs
me 10Y, He must write u polite note to the
En- 2f% Gifa%ing TSas sis h io b = Sas r sRs EsG G Ss
him n ,flutteTing little reply, in which she states
that she Is thrown into n state Of CHASTITY mis-
Tuesday, and is engaged for Monday and
"Wednesday nights. But she and mamma could
sG f FhSq %sn 81 / he ,n @or niff bd Ms1 the d HANNA with
Q blast furnace sigh, gives up the cherished
iLdea Of going to a prize fight on Thursday
early In order To get IN to Days in time
70 buy good seats OF course he gets very
Ut that house. Thursday he sends the
bouquets, hires a double carriage, hurries
around like 4 martyr, takes the ladies to the
the mother aad the chatter Of the girl until the
play has dragged its weary length alone. Who
her mother IN Il public placer The mar OF the
world takes the pair home after an evening OF
wearis3me artiIlciality, and swears by the
Of the excursion Is the cost. But more fatigu-
Ing and annoying than everything else is the
tntolerable bother Of 1t all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-27
STAGE-STRUCK r
Younx Women In Washiuston Ske Want
to Sing and Act.
Prom the Baltimore American.

fTOW tS bdNtWOTe AWST1cdu.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The publication OF
the desire Of Miss Ethel .Sprague. daughter OF
sase ana he aotoriety that young ,laady has
the hearts Of many q foolish, girl in this eIty the
many young ladies'. reared in eomiortabls
a hasp'y a iirssi Hie .a sRd 1isIdfSS Become sSstS namors 81
tho glare and tinsel OF the stage, There Is one
Garticnlar case that came to my ny k ,bo
fallen into the hands OF a less honorable man.
might Tas hR hy@ PrGy str ysry bad Pad for ths r %ri = tn.
# from I%o a cS yo|%af lad w VII kP Pf i6s IN wr sSslsty n Ss5s
among the circle, Of her frisnds. 1fths Letter was
Et1'asn RI ,!n'f Il sHt aseFdl p tsat. aisSo asS s * n Ssd
a pleasant home. loving parents, and every
comfort that she could wish for. still she was
f Ea' one Of td sta and e%on n.s {! e1h'0r fh hha is e ahs
way She put It: She stated that she had 20 high
artist she must begin in the lower ranks and
work. her way UP. she was, therefore, willing
e stated eddr t6st she { SR ss = Good IL soa ahs s G9ics' bs ana
position q a chorus glrl in short clothes. lSne
vito the manager to her house, because the
servants were watching. her, but she made, an
sPPolatm sii0 to h meet u him In one Of the b16l i,
her appearance. the, color OF, her dress. the
style of her hat and gloves, and even what sort
OF Hover she would wear in her eorsage. she
at a certain spot awaiting him.
As l have stated, the manager was an, hon.
orahle man. and flrst thought he would not
words In time might, prevent. tho girl from a
course that she would hereafter regret. To
make a long story short. he met the young
woman, told her in plain words what she, Was
about TO do, pictured tho life Of a travelling
chorus girl, tho temptations, tho hardShlpS
and trial., and strongly advised her to remain
home. The girl at first would. not listen to, him.
but finally, after some time OF further explana;
ton, he brought her to her senses, and the girl
thanked him and went home. l hardly think
that she will write applying for any more posi-
tons In q comic opera company.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
LA RENE Kapiolani q Washing.
ton,

La refine Kapiolani, la princesse Lii
linakilanie les membres de leur suite
SO sont rendus mercredi a la Maison
Blanche, pour presenter leurs respects
au president ct a Nine Cleveland. La
refine etait accompanied de M. Carter.
lie ministre hawaiien, de Nine Carter. de
N. ia. Brown, du department d'Etat ;
du capitaine Taylor, de l'arm6e, ct du
Radgegs. de la marine. LIE
~secretaire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Odel les attendaient a lientr6e princi.
pale ct les ont escort6s au salon bleu,
on Sc trouvaient le president ct sa fem.
me. Le salon etait d6cor6 avec luxe.
La refine a etc ~pr6sentee a ceux-ci
par le secretaire Bayard ct les autres
dc la suite royale par lie min
istre hawaiien. Sa Majestic portrait une
robe satin noir dune grande richesse:
devant de celle-ci etait tout brode
dor. La princesse, qui est en- deuil,
portrait une robe tres simple. Les
de la suite avaient de riches
costumes de cour brod6 dor. Les re-.
de l'arm6e ct de la marine
ataient en- grand uniforme.
Apres la reception qui a dur6 ouinze
minutes, la refine ct sa suite sont re-.
sourn6es d photel ct ont recu des via
ties oficielles.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
Ootonnade des Attakapas.


Au nombre DIES cadeaux envoy6s all
president Cleveland a l'occasion du Gin.
Quantieme anniversaire de sa n~aissance
SO trouvait n piece de cotonnade des
Attakapas. Cette 6toffe, don't la fa-
brique est tonte particnliere au pays
attakapien du sud-ouest de La Louisi-
ane, 6tait autrefois port6e etc ct hiver
par les planteurs acadiens. mails depuis
la guerre o usage q etc snpplant6 par
celui de fabriques plus commnnes, ct
lie secret de la cotonnade des Attaka-
pas tend D lee perdre CONNIE celui de
beancoup DARTS. L'article est fait de
cotton TENT dun beau bleu, II est tres
6pais, tres lourd, est presquimperm6-
able al'eau ct dure de nombreuses an
a6es. Lie moroccan envoye au pr6si
dent q etc file ct tisse d Phabitation
de IA. Sim0nette Leblanc, IN des plus
anciens habitants des Attakapas, dams
paroisse Verniillion. Ce p~atriarche,
Qui est entour6 de trois generations de
ses descendants, est ne q p6poqne Oh
Louisiana 6tait encore sous la do !
.nination FRANCHISE ct II d VI son Etat /
sous Quatre drapeaux diffArents. C'est
Inc des arriere-petites-filles de ne. Le-
qui a fait la cotonnade envoy6s d
e. Cleveland. Celui-ci d promis de-
faire faire une bonnie culotte, dams
il viendra nous rende visite
u de ces j0urs.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21

D6c6dSe-A la residence de son pere,
a Plaisance, lie II courant, LAURIE, file
de Nolle ct d'Estelle Pitre, agee de ID
ans, 8 mois ct "a jours.
Cette bonnie enfant 6tait FIDDLE dune
famille qui pidolatrait, ct ses bellies qua
It6s. sol caractere doux ct aimable lui
a~vaient acquis raffection de ses bonnes
institutrices, les Seurs Marianites de
Ste-Croix, du Convent de l'Immaculee
Conception, qui lui ont prologue avec
un d6vouement ct un reimbursement
remarquables, les SONS les plus con.
stants pendant sa cruelle maladie.
Ellie 6tait Enfant de Marie, ct SEES Pc
tltes compagnes afaig6es ont tenn d
rendre q sa m6moire les honneurs les
plus marquants, en- accompagnant pro-
cessionneiiement ct sous la belle ban.
Mere dc Ia Sainte- Vierge sa depouille
mortelie a sa derniere demeure. Pau
vre Laure, ton sejour sur la terre a 6te
blen court tn mons as quite trop tot. |
helas pour IN monde m%eilleur, il est
; ct ne f1t-ce l'espoir de tie ~reyoirI
les larmes ST br6lantes ct ST anne
res qui c%oulent de nos yeux semblerai-
ent ne jamais pouVoir cesser de tomber.
Mais lie parfum de ties vertus enfantines.
dc ia vie sans tache, nous reste pour
smbaumer dams nos caurs ton doug
uvenlr UN AMI.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
lie
de ~l'Assomption.

Pionnier de lAssomption.
ST l'oranger a des fruits dor, aussi
|beaux que ceux du Jardin des Hesp6'
rides, nous pouvons voir DIES milliers
ct DIES milliers de dollars suspendus aux
branches du pacanier louisianais ct qui
tombent en automne, a Ia chute DIES
|feuilles.
II MY a qua les ramasser, pourvu
toutefois, mes bons amis, que vous vous
soyez donne la peine de planter ct de
soigner l'arbre qui rapporte des dol
lars.
Eft Get arbre nest nj lie lilas, nj lie
saule, nj lie piquant- amourette, a Pom
bre duquel on ne doit pas imprudem-
ment s'asseoir.
Mails la pacane, voyez.vous, est tout
supplement delicieuse. La noix, q cote
dele, ne vaut pas pistache. Et la pa
cane, excellente au dessert, peut egale-
ment produire r'huile a laquelle un
.Provencal lui-m6me SO t%romperait.
QUAINT aux millions de boisseaux de
,pacanes que pourait produire la Loui-
siane, men ayez cure. II a assez de
dents d'hommes, de femmes ct DEN
fants dams lie monde pour croquer nos
milliards de pacanes.
Croyez aussi que lie nougat aux pa
canes nest point a dedaigner.
QUEEN pensez-vous, mademoiselle;
ct vous, madame!
Et nous nous etonnons vraiment que
la Louisiana, decouverte depuis 373
ans, ne soft pas aujourd'hui couverte
par ces arbres m~ajestueux ct mervell-
leux qui sont n veritable richesse ct
qui d~evraient etre notre orguell.
Est-ce la terre qui nous manQue?
Nous ne sommes pas un million de
c~hretiens, bons ct mauvais, sur I'm ter
qui pourrait en nourrir vingt
millions.
Est-ce la peine?
LIE paeanier conte peu a planter ct a
soigner. II est lei chez lui, dams son
sol, son air ct son ciel. Aucun oura-
gan ne lie deracine. Quand il a sept
GU hut ans, meme moins, il ma plus
besoin q nous. Eft il Wit DIES siecles,
Dormant ans Sc l"sser ct ne mourant
que pour nous fournir un bois de chauf-
fage cher aux menageres.
En- vieillissant, sans doute, lie paca-
nier prend barbe mails nous pouvons
tres bien la lui copper, ct nous savons
que lie erin yeg6tal fait d~'excellents ma
sur lesquels Of dort tres bien seul
on a deux.
Nous commissions plus dun pacanier
en- Louisiana qui rapporte aux BONES
annees $3.50 on $160 ason proprietaire.
Eft dire que &C proprietaire, qui peut
avoir soixante-cinq GU soixante-dix
ans men a que deux GU trois sur une
plantation de mile on quinze cents
acres de terre -.
Il 1hksce reasonable de nommer ae2sRysaa1
ya-aar1ne habitation sur laquelle 6n ne
rien, on pas grand'chose9
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21

PiGaiste Absoganent Ertraordinoire
On q entendu, tout requirement.,
Paris, dams On des salons dn Figaro,
mn virtuose absolument extraordinaire.
Csest nm pianiste de neuf ans, don't Pin
telligence musicale est anssi Develop
pee que So science d'ex6cution.
Josephe Holman est n6 d Cracovie ct
est Sieve de son pare, qui est chef dor
chestrsaRn theatre imperial do Varso
vie.
Tia donne quatorze concerts a
Berlin, dps lesquels il ajone les con-
certos ave orchestre de Beethoven, ct
Ten morcea les plus dificiles do Litz,
de Chopin u de Rubinstein. II fail
une tourn6s &rillarte on Allemagne ct
en- Denmark ii b jou6 plusiedrs fois
> la c0ur d8 Copenhague.
Rubipetein, Qui lui porte uu VIII into
ret ass6re quill n'6tait pas iui-mgme
anss zbrt, q Qnatorze ans, que Test an-
. neuf ans, Ie petit Hof-
mann.
Get enfant prodige d commences al
jouer du piano des Page de auatre ans
IT derni. OF . compose d Rage de cinq
ans. Une s6rie dc morceaux compos6s
par lni sOnt 6ditas a Copenhague ct al
Berlin. On volt quill ny d nulle axa-
geration Z le eonsid6rer CONNIE IN
e1ne Mozart.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
A Great Involvement.

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oid ones who win pay their subscriptea !
counts to this paper in full to date and g
year IN advance, will be presented Viihae
years subscription to the
American Farmer,
a s~lxteen,page Agricultural Magazine, R1
lished by Il. A. X. Hackett, at Fort Var
20 2 ana which is rapidly taking rank.
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country. Or we will present them, y
Treatise ON the I'D o,.se
and his diseases, containing ol - ges. vb
g,res the pest known rep. edies Of vetslia
f sbrge e Tor curing all diseases pecuia
a copy of "th pfeSens 'ns1
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meat OF Various diseases, and hundreds
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21

La Carte dH Csel.-Les travaux pho.
togsaRhiQnas1fPh aasnnt-occupe-a
T0bservatoire, les 3 as sne etFnaahb5
gers r6unis q Paris, auront pour result
tat une carte du ciel ainsi dressee:
Cette carte sera form6e de 1900 on
1900 feuilles representant les $4,000
degrees carries que comprend La surface
0e 10 sphere, ct donnera limage de tous
les groupes d'6toiles.
Ellie donnera la possibilit6 d'6tudier,
dams 10 cabinet dc travail, la distribu-
ton des etoiles, ct partant la constitu
zion de l'uniyers.
Epfn, i sera desormaia dome a tout
70 monde de pen6trer plus profond6-
dams lie ciel que ne peuyent le
Eaire a%Djourd'hni Ia plupart des astro.
homes de profession.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
Land mt a Bargain.

fiHE east half Of section / township 8 soutl
= OF range 5 east, containing $40 and 20II0(
acres, situated on Bayou Bmuf. St. I.andrv
2a miles from the I. & P. Railroad.
Lots Nos 1, {, 3, A. 5 and s, and south hall
the northwest quarter, and the northwest
Of the northwest quarter of section S2
township 3 Range 3 east. situated in ihe nar.
sl CT Ayoyelles. near McCoy's ferry.
Will be sold cheap for cash. or one. third
ash and balance IN one and two wears
Al PERRAULT,
opsaVusas July 2o. Agent.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
Une Baleine Apprivoisee.

La petite vile de SanGta Monica
(Californie) ma pas encore etc honoree
de La visite du serpent de mer mails
en- revanche, une 6norme baleine tout
a-fait a%pprivoisee SO montre a chaque
jour dams les eaux de la vile ct les ha-
bitants prennent lie plus grand plaisir
a lui jeter a manger ct a contempler
ses chats.
La baleine de Santa Monica est 81
peu savage qu'elle suit les canots ct
autres en- barcations, a distance respec-
~tueuse, ct avale avec d6lice tout ce
qu'on veut bien lni jeter. Ellie Sc
montre surtout tres friande de fruits.
III ny a pas de moyen, il est vrai, de la
rassasier; mais il parait qu'elle est tres
discrete, ct, quand ellie volt qu'on ma
plus rien a lui bonner, ellie fait un plon-
geon ct disparait sous reau.
Une baleine ap~privoisee, CONNIE celle
de Santa Monica est, dit-on, une chose
tres rare, car en- general, ces monstres
marins sont tres m6fants ct tres ON
brageux, ct s'enfuient a l'approcle de
l'homme.
II y a quelques annees, dependant, on
pouvait voir dams I'm aquarium, a Pa
ris, une baleine a%pprivoisee. Ellie await
etc prise toute jeune, ct apres son in
stallation dams raquarinm, ellie s'6tait
promptement familiarisee avec son
saay9it appris q connaitre le
son de so voix et u me--..nnndaL
hors de.l'eau aussitot quill rappelaIt.
Chaque jour de nombreux curieux de-
flaient devant Paquarium ct lie jeune
monstre semblait s'habituer progress
sivement q la seciet6. Ellie await gran
rapidement ct await atteint tout son
developpement lorsqu'elle fnt vendue
on 1854, a IN Barnum anglais pour la
Iolie somme de cent mile francs.
Ellie fut e~mbarquee avec beau coup
ie difficulties a bord dc la goslette
Misty Way qui devait la transporter a
Londres. Mails pendant la travers6e,
goslette essuya une forte tempete !:
gigantesque- basin en- bois, dams le-
lnel etait enferm6e la baleine, SO trou-
rant sur lie pont a etelbris6 par IN coup
10 mer ct tandis que les matelots eff
allaient Sc r6fugier dams les cor
lagos ct sur les mats. le monstre sau-
d la mel ct prenait promptement
8 large, =
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

Rem That he presence of Gen.
erals BEAUREGARD ma
: Ia a..a,. sgAo are ~ charge of he Draseiaqs 10" is
s1s gaase,1ee q absolute fairaess and integrity,
-. sMe enaaees are al equal, and that no one
prize. "a0e0e' 1es" af0p 9
"REMEMBER hoSa HE pauy,eat Of ap D..
s hi e GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR NJ.
BANKS, ard The tickets are s;n,,e,
~ zee PRESIDENT OF an Institestioa, gbose eIo,. H.
.ersd rights are recognized IN The Rianesf Go,,,ts.
oesoare OF limitations ana anoagmoas
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
$3.50 Reward

a REWARD of Seven Hundred and III
"A Dollars will be paid for such ~infornss
as as WIN lead to the detection aud conFids
o, Inc incendiary who fired my stable % Z
u. w. A. ROBERTs0a3
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21

On rapporte que lie cza s'est decide
a commuer la sentence de mort pronon-
Gee contre les nihilistes qui ont pris part
B la tentative recente contre sa vie en-
I'm imprisonment aux travaux forces
a perp6tuits.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
A'0rigine des Megres.

Voici une curieuse legende qui !
cours parmi les negres du Bresil ct esi
relative q leur origine:
An temps de la creation d'Adam. ga.
tan voulut de son cote Greer un homme
q Paide dune quantit6 convenable d'ar.
gile CONNIE il await w faire au bon
'DIeu, ct II y reussit assez bien. Maie
tout ce gull touchait deyenait noir eli
son homme await naturellement cette
cOuleur.
Ce que voyant, maftre Satan youlut
10 nettoyer ct ALA le plonger dams Is
Jourdain pour lie LAYER, mais les amy
Jourdain SO retirarent aussit0t Ct la
paume des mains ct la plante des pieds
settlement du premier negre plonga.
rent dams Ia vase, CO qui explioue lenr
relative. Furieux. lie diahla
applique I'm terrible coup de poing snr
g nee de sa creature quill apIatit.
Le m~alheurenx damanda grace, ct com.
ne II n'6tait pas conpable deson propre
nalheur, Satan comprit quill await Ell
ort de s'emporter contre lui ct. par
me sorte de caresse i~nfernale. lui mas.
9 lamain dams les cheveux; maia cetta
main trop claude fit aussit6t rof6ce da
d friser.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
RIGHT rom sac.

A good opening for a man of energy and
small capital is offered in the sale Of the Pat.
Iasa nigas ior the parishes of st. Landry and
1Maal,ayeege Tor the manufacture and sale of the
Whdermuth Bed Spring, the simplest and
most perfect adjustable bed spring ever in.
vented. The Right will be sold cheap and an
easy terms. Apply at this office, or to
April 16-tf.l Onalousas T.
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On dit que lie savant docteur Chapel
le, pasteur dc rEglise st. Matthew a
Washington, a etc choisi CONNIE coad-
juteur q Mgr. Leray, ce qui lui donne
RAFT lie droit de succession. C'est, dit
on, Pun des prelats catalogues les plus
distinguSs du pays.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21

NJ. Samuel Fl. Buck a dome sa de-
mission CONNIE maitre de poste a la
Nouvelle- Orleans ct NJ. Geo. w. Mott,
actuellement secretalre de la compa-
gnie d'Assurance DIES Marchands, a etc
recommends CONNIE son successeur.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-05-21
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STOEEN

HShoM my storehouse, a note of haDd als
CO.. 60 BY Joachim Joubert, secured ~ nel
gase, drawn and signed by Onezius Carrie
da.sa DEC. 2, 1886, for the sum Of two ~
urea and fifty dollars, bearing interest .. v
.aee OF . per cent per annum after its laassil
y, maze payable tive I've months aiIeI Y
S Sa ! !. Notice ia hereby given NOT to ~
: urs sI tu noge' Said note paraphed "Nesanl
~ %. MarteI, Notary Public. n,r
I'd 4, 1857. ONEZTME CARRlEkG